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An INGLIsH THEATRlcIL Mans CHAE
J. IL. CoBBE TALKS ABOUT Nrw PLAYS AND PLANS

J. IL. COBBE TALKS ABOUT NI.w PLAYS AND PLANS
FOR NEXT SFASON.
The Alaska of the Guion Line reached her pier
.bou, O'Clock ycsteidag afternoon. and the Ioit'y
DrIn of J. H. Cosbo was one Of the first TO appear
ON tie gaugway. lie is i-known here as the
former manager Of Gcncvicve Ward and Wilson Bar
Ictt La, had very pleasant and quiet IaS age,
he said "thongi we had good sea on yesterday.
am here the business of tho four As, a. we can
our partnership. have brought over good many
plays sci here, all of which have been successful
y presented in England. Tho most important IS
Tho 10 a! Mall by Douglas and Wiling the authors
Of a Dark secret 1t is also "a water piece and the
famous tank Is used twice. To- cataract scene,
and for a shipwreck. full sizcd lfaboat Is
Ised. and the is kept in motion b. patented
mechanical Contrvancc so as to give tie a-
,earance of real waves. 1t is the most natural
efiec; over saw. Then have a very stfons
blank verse Play four acts Tue Witch b. Masham
Rae which hope Mr.. Abbey to look at there
are splendid parts for Miss Co=han. Mrs Abbey and Mr.
Tcarle. Among the other plays are The Golden Band.
by Herman aud Wills OF silver King fame The
stowway nautical drama by rom Craven. son of the
author Of Milky White; Eliot Callers A True
story Wish the Colors, and Haunted
Lives" by !. Milton Jones By this
last author have also very funny three
act farcea comedy. The Agony Conmn,' which Ed.
Terry will DO in London. Next year shall bring
over Mr.. L. = Pen!ey, OF Private Secretary repuia-
winch he plays an Eng travelling in this country
The market for American plays in En.land Is lively
The success 81 The Wild West, The shadows and
Held by the Enemy has made Engltsh managers eager
To welcome cool American plays. Ahue piece, Hans,
the Boa,man 10y Clay Green is doing well IN the PROV
iEces.
still connected with Wilson Barrett though snail
have the time to be his active manager lie VIII
open the Globe about December II with meloifana
OF Lo don lie. "f which he and sims the authors
1t will dea! with Little higher plane Of life than
their previous PLAYS.
Barrett Will probably come to America next year.
have all for the tour here next sea
of the entire Ga,etv company. beaded by Nellie
Farren. Fred Leslie Marion Hood and the rest They
will open al the Ftth Avenue Thea re for four
Nov. ~. The repertoire will include Monte
CrISto. Jr. by Richard henry, 'Frankens EN- soon
10 be conr in London. and Miss EsmeraldA. run,
ming mere Charles Harris will he the manager,
and shall send all tue scenery, properties and cos
tunes.
After Mr. Cobbe tai shown the customs officers that
there nothing enormous packng-case hut two
cardboard OF waSdrivcn to the Murray
I'm lIoiel where he entertained al breakfast by "a
large party OF friends.
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yps scO7USyDDOyS RACK AGAIN.

pretty woman sat Oh pile of miscellaneous
baggage the Guon pier yesterday afternoon and
divided her attention between small black and white
spaniel a maid, a custom house officer and the ai0gc
said baggage. Probably the dog got most Of the Al
tebtOn, and he closely held in his MISTRESS
embrace be the envy of many who recognized her
as Mrs. Mary r. Scott-SiddOns. a passenger In tho
Alaska. some years have passed since Mrs. Scott.
sddOns last appeared here but tmo has dealt gently
with her, and tho cassie features, which many have
admired. retain their charm Of outline and cooflng
II am not quite sure what my movements will be-
remarked tho lacy, "as have not yet seon the agent
OF tho liediaih Bureau u.der the auspices VI which
GIN to read and recite have Just had handed TO
letter from Mr. Van Zandt, the manager, In which no
tells mo ho has filed all my 100
York, but owing to a dinlculty about get ing
dates, shalt probably 90 first TO Canada and not APP
lear here TIL spring ! shalt commence work
November 81. No. shall not act at ali, only read
and recte." Mrs 800 tsdddons Is at the Grand Hotel
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AGATEAt LuIerne Sutherland. August IT, 1897. Fred
vic *. Agate. of this city.
Fnnea services from io residence, No 6l2 9Th ave.
TUESDAY, OctODar - at 10 o'coc Relatives aud
friends eiuvite to attend
lnterWent private
BARNES-At Seab-tglt O,tobcr - 1897. a$oi - vnlr'
Elizabeth shippen Barnes VIE o. Chiriei Mherler
Barnes Of Network, daughter OF Ne Teal Drc or
Edward Shipnen. L. : ". Of Phi atephL
The funeral viii he het AZ ~, late r,s t,1ch No
lO6 Fast nth on MONDAY. october - at D. IN.
BROWF RTAYLOR-On SATURDAY. October 20 Mary -
daughter Mary a. aud The late John y. Brower ant
wife ~ the late rhcOl ore F. Taylor.
Relatives and friends invite 10 alton The funeral ron
her late residence. No. as Vest 22d Mon lay Octo
Der 25. At 2 o'clock y.
cox Suddenly OF apop'eyv in this city the 22l INST
John Wesley Cox IN his 55th year
Funeral services at ~ Pauls Meoiis Episcopal Church.
4thave 22d-st. "Wednesday. 26h last. az II
A.
CRANE-sulieny. OF apopleyy at Rosole y J.: Fnltg.
October 81. 1881 Maria g.. w low ottie Ia; d. crane.
IN tla 7SIli year ~ her age
Funeral Ia the Baptist Church, Mon lay OCTOBER
% at2 , lpcS
LUM-At Chatham. T. SATURDAY.. october % 1887. Mary
H.. wfe Of Charles Ium In tho 18th year OF heI ace
Funeral residence rne,iay october % at 30
IN.
PARSONS-Ho Levi Parsons. late Judge OF the Supreme
Court of California. N tiis O6ih year OF his age.
Notice ~ funera fts'
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STROLLING ON A CRISP FALL DAY.

The crisp air Of saturday had invieoratIng ehect
upon the PEDESTRIANS who turned on upon New OK
great thorunglfaIc their way TO business shoPP'"S
or pleasure THE rRIBuNE stroller sweeping %" WIN
tho throng along Broadway, saw stawari men 'hlo"
out their chests and elevate their brows to catch 'he
fun breath of the morning. while they Stepped on IKE
creuadicrs anxious for the fray. Then there were
ladies' fairly tipping their steps. And last, hu' not
least. were the hurrylng nlclad workers shycrins
under Scant clothing.
Inspecior W Hams wi h his overcoa lspels thrown
back SO "a - display an enormous breadth OF maniY
chest wa, seen his way to Police headquarters
nodding his head every half dozen PAGES to passing
acquaintance friend.
That well known Pennsylvania poll ician, Chris"
Mage was on the avenue, accompanied by Mayor
McCallin. Of PitiSburg Mr. Msgce is powerful
and athletic man of thrtyeigh or for Y. with large
round face and black mustachc He is fill of activity
and energy. His companion Is a slender, small sta
urcd man. with sharp. shrcwd Yanhre face, with
long pointed sandy goaee adjoining tho chin. Mr.
NcCallin has been power for years In Pttsbug poll
tics. and held he Office Of sheriff of Allegheny County
befors he was made Mayor
In Twcnty-third It. the stroller cncoun cred S. B.
stepping of to the elevated station at n lively
pace. Failing in conversation. Mr. Fikins ahmed
to the recent at ack made upon him by Land Commits
sioner Sparks land g'ahbnr. and sad with much
quiet emphasis. scarcely know whether II Is worth
that he said the Maxwell land q ant was fraud ana
named me a. an owner OF The grant Tho supreme
Court decided that the gran valid, and at the same
time showed that had connection with It, rs
a mat err OF fact l have never owned an acre OF pub
lie land which is the strongest answer that can be
made to his talh
Another busting New-Yorker seen in Broadway
is Colonel A. ". Soper. whose yellow muStacho anu
goa co ara becoming well known IN railroad circles
He has iust returned from Chicago, where he went 10
attend the gol en- wedding Of his parents. The west
6s fun OF progress. prosperity and energy he says,
"and the Il, seems slow after one has had few
DAYS experience IN Chicago and St Louis. But II
We are slow steady and sure. Railroad men
in the West have been inclined to crow over Eastern
railroads because OF their siOwness in adopting i'm
prOvement> and improved hOds in railiuading but
ahead Of them sometimes.
Near the Fifth Avenue Hotel the stroller meet
Health Officer Sm h. who says that he has just returned
from Quarantine. where he has at last succeeded IN
stamping Out ALL vcstiges of choi,ra from among lie
Immigrants de- aimed some imc ago " have been
constantly among these people day and night he
for three weeks This i The second iliue
'ha have visited the city in that PERIOD The lac
of proper farncs To accommodate 80 many people ~
have been Obliged to hold at Quarantine has put
a great deal of work upon everybody but we have
been able stay the Infection"
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cratic members OF tho committee joined 10 the recon-
mcndation.
JE MANNiNG'S SIDE OF. THE CLSK
lie QUESTIONS THE EXCITED CHIEF MACLENNANs
FORCIBLr RFJOINDER.

FoRCIBLE HFJOINDFR.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBrsEI
wAsHryGIoS Oct. 23.-Jeroms +. Manning. the Ala
bama claims lawyer. who received several ugly blows
from Chof Maclennan OF the Warrant division OF the
Treasury fees a-grieved by the Statement. in today
TRIBUNE that he assaulted account OF his insulting
language AMI behavior He entered the WASHINGTON
office OF THE TRBUNE tonight anu demlndedto know ~
wha5 authority that statement was made. lie coolol
down presently and his version OF tho Affair." winch
In substance aud briefly a. follows:
went 10 the Treasury Department Secretary Fair
child about two da issue N e three years ago on account
drafts 10 aud heard hat duplicates htd been OF
~rrr ao', {" 9e ,nef 10 otr npy' TsI'pp
the ansroom camo ~ hnel his card to the mes
enes OF the egrptr1 when the messenger came
sSnass 9S man INA! is s Of Now dn
.noN ind Here 81 rom thn aat nant , sire I rng
h'nman had The while Amer can citizen was
tiIrs FairchiiFs tut.
%e went os' nG Judge paFha% G rG rrcG anl
mn DIDN'T know when lie would get through WIN
Mac ennan snst ere. Nov. bad been conadentsIy In
nysaee variant an ras Which ,hog nave been i-snsd
OC0auo II done IN direct violation of the Tegusiions
OF the Department So | walked over to Mseen3sn aud
Nina diint ask him Cor what services His
face which lie % Lowell by another which praised my arm
mini TO messenger got between as aud ush.rei me
M ' & % S Fea IN SScrstsSy Ie"arssd
al re ami cont mu then reidad
that 4ad prutly ultet By one OF his employees
sni olly trying to setout
In answer to "A question as to whether the Osonnor
matter. which occurred months ago had been a
subject complaint correspondence by MIN with the
department Mr. Manning said:
Oh AMI an cd enpoys o. tho Treasury informed me
that OCunhnr cbIll drAit without assist
from tie Warrant Division
In Of this fact proba llY. Mr. Macennan did not
need diagram 10 explain the meaning OF Mr. Mannings
question. " How much dill =. T.. OCOnnor pay you Tor
-rrViccf But Nlr. Manning does not see IA To thnk
that such question: addressed 10 an Official or known
aud rel Integrity. can he regar led ~ AN insult
Mr. Manning charges that the account or the analr
fnrnisnrl tao Associated Press was cooked up IN
Department aud asserts that Mr. farchlid
the cooks lie also makes other grave charges
against tho secretary. which he promises soon 10 make
public
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IRISH PATRIOTS ENTHUSIASTIC.
TIE REV. PETER BRADY UTTERS STIRRING WORDS
TO 900 OF ImEM AZ nEENOOEf mALL.

TIE REV PETER BRADY UTTTRS sTIRhiN" WORLDS
TO ! 900 or THEM At BEENOORf HALL
Tho mcmhers of the Manhattan branch Of the lrlSi
National League together In great force lat even
ing in Brevoort Hail. In East Fiyfonrthst. TO renew
the work Of helping the Tr'h during the winter
There about thousand enthusiastic Land ie'gu's
hand the Row. Peter Brady. who i On WISH
from County Lcrin Ireland and who was billed 10 dr-
liver lecture " The Present Condition OF Ireanh ai
Her Hopes for tho Fd'ure." Ex-Assembiyman MAJOR
James aCgcriy presided. and Father Brady, during an
eloquent ldrcsS. sail:
We tho weapons onoral argument icy
the ~ he bv other nrAn- 1" i-ht
their thrv unGouhio ny ~oid "p'"i
tho n nd rnoIsri applause 4lo it' "la ~
the who the contamination o thef "i't
by WEI Ons not 50 friendly. not 5" hh,hlo9-, ~
tho 81 moral airument mrht say, III
that event he heard AMI hrar non G liN"p lHp
pause. Aithou-h NV not nov proc'i -i' me- :
bur raflei them lu The 80 lfish rama
petition patrols OF The pdsi msr arse 90" q
trouble Eucltnf fAppaust.I ~ nsihrd iA' ng
rerctoi HON" Rule involved IN foreign W~f shs
would alone he UNITED Ir IA Nation al nome ui
tho fri-l IONS thTt "a opunso her To Tie DEAN ~
pau-e.l ~ there tan" when lf'iln'h i''ll''
10 be nrn'y uniir u ant particularly N 'ha ov"nuy
where They should tl ~ ono nan ola The N~ilonA '-"-
After thr lecture Secrcfary John Mccarthy was kept
busy taxing the htmrS 81 now members ana ARA 81
the big plies OF srocabacks and dollars thht were Hu
his desk
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VIEW COURSE AT TIE UNIVERSITY

In answer to a call by several gentlemen occupying
high Positions tho University OF the CITY Of
NemYSrk will opun graduate course In psdagogics this
week under the care OF DR. jerome Allen. formerly Of
the Geneseo State Normal School, and recently Of
tho Minnesota State Normal School at St Cloud Tho
opel Ing lecture OF the will he open 70 the public
and will begin o'clock Friday afternoon In the uni
versty Chapel 1t is expected that tnis lecture VIII be
OF great school teachers and principals and
those int crested In the scir nee OF education.
Elliott f. Shepard has presented u the faculty OF the
law school generous nft winch enabled the faculty
To institute years The Elliott shepard seaior
Prize Scholarship OF 800 10 he gwen W the Law student
who ia nks highest in his JUNIOR year.
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NEwrORT. Oct % tSptciab-Tho torpedo attacK
against tho Dolphin will take place To-
morrow night. The hOiila Of attacking
torpedo boats win DO composed Of three
steamers six to ten pull ing boats all Of which VIII
be under command Of IloutenantN commander Il NJ.
Berry, executive officer VI the Atlanta. Commander
Geurgo +. y. While will command tho defonce Tho
DO phin win be stripped ~ batio Tomorrow. and a
regular limo VI defenco Is 10 be built around tho ship
to keep of the attacking torpedo boats. Tho umpcs
Will DO se.eced from officers att achod to tho War
College. Five viii. be board tho Dolphin and ono
umpire Will he stationed In each Of tho attaching tor
Iclo boats The umpire under which to morrow's
attack Will be mao wore prepared by Commander
CODoy NJ. Chester and Ieutenants John n. Melgs and
j. G. Mclean, and approved By koaI-Adnrh >. H.
Luce The e.octiic light board thc dolphin Is small
one, II has been deCIdoI that II a boat comes
within nfty yards OF tho ship without Ding ruled ont
OF action the search light sha be IN god disabled and
us sa THEREFORE, DO iscOn nue1 IL boat conos TO
the ObsiIuctlJs about the ship wibOul beng ri ed out
IL shall 10 cOnsldercI that tho ship was on angor@
and If secOnI Loaf shall reach tho INSTRUCTIONS win
ont hcng rucl out Of action II shall be judged that
the ship II wholly disabled.
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Washt ngfoa DrsPdfch fo1he IhHddffphia ft"G
The un pl essantp betwern secretary Bayari and
Attorn ey General Garland Is net likely " result In
Cabinet crisis The accounts have been evcdra~n ana
nus presented There never has hssn anJ eIraori
nary Of the personal olAuons oi tho
Two gentiencn. Daring tue winter preceding Tie Dein
Ocratio Convention o 1884 when both were ]. Inc sen
phatcaily opposed To his nomination ana Inclined 10
follow in line with the New.lork combnaiion proposed
Gescral vas also disposed crtiase Mr. Bayards
Democracy Of tho obsolete order and IN matters OF debate
on not strictly parisan questions they frequently
or opposite sides feeling carried Into
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DENYING A RUuoR ABOUr THE ICADEMY.

DENYIYG RUHOR ABOUT THE AGA DENY.
Mr.. D0nslly the manager OF the Academy Of Music
said last night: There is absolutely truth what
ever In tho report Published yesterday stating that Will
lam r. Douglas has leased this theatre TO syndicate.
Herbert G. rlaas Mr.. Douglass attorney assures me
that there neither lease SALE AMI that his
principal intention OF parting with the control OF
the property Why should hei Wo have only four more
attractions to I'll out tue season. aud all these We are
confident will draw well. They BOot1 ana Barrett
who open December &c and who are sure 81 an In
meRsr engagement; klrafr's new parton me Bafnay
actor. and alter Easter grand spectacular
strstr
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THE rpISc0pAL MISSIONARY COCyCIL.

PIuIApEIrni,, oct. - (Spec,ah.-On tuesday next
the Missionary Council created at tho last General Con-
ventIon of the Protestant Episcopal Church Will hod '''
first meeting In this city ut IT, James 'h"ic"'
The body 4, composed OF all the Bishops an" d"
equal number each Of clcrgymen and laymen ana mum
herring aboni lgS members. The committee hp'ln,cr
nv Bishop whitaker To- mako provision Tor ths
,n,rt ron-si. of thc Rev lie WOln. Perry he lhhiu
Watson and sydney COretL \ meeting Of tue ho'n Oh
ni-h.n, % iii r held rhursdiy when bishops VIII 10
L NlIs
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MIR ucBBAGD HAS NOT RESIGNED

To the EdifoF Of Thc TrIbHne.
SIR: The statement male in one or The New YORK
papers of the 10 that tho Rev Mr. liebhari mas
himself resigned from his pulpt-hecanse Of ihe'h'
lie saws" Ihave not resigned either the rcclorshp oil
Holy Trinity Church the chlpl1incy ~ CHRIST Hospital
and have no present intention q. dDnS So II - lfuo
that am srh-iinr from very sever throat uonhc'
and have been for several mnnih AM am under treat
,cot for ~ by a .k,ifI spccd.i-i respect
fully. ILpf'h l. HAh">"D'
JerseY Gin He OhiS oct. %. lsS7.
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w,,I THEY COMPLAIN or LAYARS

Will THET COMPLAI" Or IL 1919 = ~ 20 eo,>u,
Dispateh 10 The Cincinnati com"eIem az, a..
The course the Senate ON Mt Lamar Ss'o n.r.on
watched with iuterest quite Independent oi ms .
atty because the judiciary Committee OF una. po", ah
Laid down . rule excluding all nominees toI ths "a
in hs xty third yoar When Judge MerrrK OF Iho ioo
Court ~ this District. was nominated TOT .nc"e' h
IsaS mia co,u,uttec, while ADMITTING MS h'hsss, ou
Ie,led To thu appel on the srpnd OF age - 90.
', s,ou alone aud Mr. Push and Mr. George, Demo
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cpvrpAI. Park METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
o,suop NoU1ID ON DIR. HGLYNN.

ROCHESTER, Oct % tSpeciab-At tho Cathedral this
Morning Bishop McQuaid preached = sermon In An
vsr to tho statsmants by DR.. Edward MoGynn en-
Thursday evening at tho United Labor massmoetinx.
rhs Bsbsp characterized tho statsments mado by Nc
as nm "a false In many particularly aud violently AT
him calling him nsultor OF the ministry ana
betraypr Of the Church. Bishop McQuaid said that
his article In The North American Iieriep WAS not
half so severe as Mctiiynn deserved. Speaking OF
Mc;iypn AZ ST. stephens In New York the Bishop sara
that he had run that parish Sl45.O0O In debt IN
conolusiou NO denounccd the Gesrgs theory Is whoe
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OBTTTf Rf.
rx-u.nGE LEV rARsnXs.

EN-Julgn Levi Parsons del Of par aysIs OF inc
heart at his home, No 10 Last Iwcny-elShth- ST.
early yesterday morning. lie va, the son OF Gordon
Parsons and born In this State on July /, ST.
lie went to California OF the pioneers Of 40,
and arcrward Lccaur iu. = In the supreme court
~ that state. II" hult The Missouri, kansas ami
Tryas Railroad ami il first president. Judge
par-ou, has lived I'm this cry pr tho last ten wears.
VA "A member uf thc MON club, and has sunr@i
nom paaly-is f1r many years. The burial VIII be at
kiug~hurN.
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DIR. DERRICK on THE DUTY or rorhE&


HE URGES HIS CONGREGATIONS TO STAND ~ HEANl
AND HE REPUBLICAN rAErN
The Rev pr Derrick gave Ills congregation som" rea
last evening FOR supporting colonel Grant ana me
entire Republican ticket AZ ite conf ~ election tho
African Methodist Episcopal Church in snli!vansi oil
which DR. Derrick Is pastor. crowded with consre
CATION OF over 1000 persona
81 all yo1 voters" said tho pastor. "io vote Tor
Colonel Frederick H. Grant II there those among
you -marue-, prompts them to yield 10 the hyro
critical cntrcaos Of Democratic demSgosues do - ami
be branded traitors to your race Yes" there are Den
are using every means 10 maze
YOU forsctf0l Of all principles OF grau!c; Democrats
20 wnoaI you owed yOuc bondage. Is all very
nice TO be n Democrat nov. ia the opinion
Of Young men WHO not od enOIZh 10 remember the
chains which bound trclr fathers Ihey do hst Know
how many intercs were held down DY the heavy
foot that very Demo .ra'ic party. Their action j.
conseQuruce lie prAyy. Pity them. h1i 81" no.
fall ho their cling to the party or progress anu
liberty that party which faced the repe! bu4cl' ana
broke the siarklci whoa tied JOu down. -,
at has been charged tha Colonel Grant sdli ne "oud
COOfed uau graduate a. es Font VINO no "as
there. II lie dill IL the bog Grant VINO sad IL III
and to he punished now Tor what me- dd "hrh
". bOy. where would We bel We dra no" WIN
the man Grant. ami tho Grant cannot I've held re
sIousibc for Tho boy cranes actions II you had 40
other reasnn, for supporting ooGei Grant you hh"u'
do simply because he j. Grant, because he j ID"
the man. who. strong armed. vaaqui-hrd Inc lie
bclliOu and you Give Colonel Grant, poinIh"
ton euth-ia~tIc rsomeut, which Will .ho" ua
have forgotten The glory OF tue n@he no Ds~
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4 corroy rxAyr From NORTH CAROLINA.

AT the front window Of the business orico OF Ihk
TRIBUNE Is largo plant Of upland cotton that at
tracts the attention Of all passors II was guwn on
WaYcrly Farm, Ra.oIsh, y. C., AMI WAS ioi-
warricd 10 tie North Carolina Land aud Immigration
Bureau for INA 1RBrsE 10y Major X. :. Tucker ono
Of the foremost capitalists and planters of that state
This plani illustrates how cotton grows The lower
half is covered with snowy staple, tho middle with
partly q; cu bOs and tho top branches with tho oval
green balls that would have oicncd had tho plant
remained ln it, native soil Cotton l. tho longest In
maturing IT'S fruit OF any annual Field crop IL has
10 al. intents AMI purposes thios crops called 10y
the lantcrs picking" The sample Ia III lhiht ~
oflce shows tho relative condition q! those al th'
season. OF the year. A. more than four hiths OF III"
pcolie oil tue ODc clothed ~ wholo or ia part
with garments made from th- vegetable hDir, tA'
liant !, one OF most interesting n all The domain
of
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rt,yes pssrROY 4 WHISTLES HOUSE

The handsome residence occupied 10y the Rev Joseph
H. Ceay.r on Central ave- Pxis1old ~ j.. was totally
ds,,roy,d by fro yesterday morning The lire began
from an open CRATE The house three stories high
with co pola and erected several years ago at n
cost OF $4,000 All OF Mr. Cleaners manuscript ser
mons lectures etc. delivered by him during the past
twenty wears. and his sddress mt the nm veil
NO O; The ohrsk were dssroved. While the hre was In
progress. thieves ransacked the house carrying away
iarge quantity OF clothing and about $50 In money.
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srocr,vc rur NcHUrLKTLL WIN TROUE

7 7
PHILADELPHIA, oct - (SOcriai)-N Simmon'' oi
Washington with other members OF the Fish CommS'oh
IN. been stocking the schuykll River with trout Inc
0.h were In cans containing about 800. and altogether
,,.r, WIRE about 500 California trout ana IKE
,nher o brook trout tho river Tho brook
irnu, WIRE two inches long aud those from California
g.s.t u.k.